Roku is up more than 45% the day after its bombshell first-ever earnings report as a public company

In the first earnings report as a public company, Roku crushed estimates, reporting an adjusted loss of $0.10 on revenues of $124.78 million. Wall Street was expecting a loss of $0.40 per share on revenue of $118.75 million.

The company said its fourth-quarter revenue should come in around $175 million to $190 million thanks to strong anticipated holiday sales, while Wall Street was expecting $177 million.

Even though the company lost money in the third quarter, it says its new focus on the platform part of its business is going well. The company now boasts 16.7 million users and said revenue from licensing deals and advertisements jumped 137% in the last year, and now is almost half of the company’s total revenue.